Let the hype continue to build. Tiger Woods arrived at Augusta National on Sunday to play a practice round, and yes, he remains in the Masters field at the moment as a participant
Geoff Ogilvy has quietly built an impressive portfolio of course design work across Australia and Asia. Now he and his firm of Ogilvy, Cocking and Mead have secured a large-scale project at one of golf’s well-known tournament courses to preserve its status as a sought-out venue for Major championships.
Annika Sorenstam will be one of three women to accept membership at Pine Valley Golf Club, the club announced in an email to its membership at the weekend, ending Pine Valley’s 108-year history as a male-only club.
We all make mistakes – heck, we make typos too! – so it’s all in good fun to have a laugh at these mistakes. Hopefully the social-media managers can, too.
Talor Gooch was a recipient of a few messages on social media after missing the cut at the Valspar Championship, but he smartly (and graciously) turned the moment into a positive.
Though Matsuyama has been one of the best players in the world for a while, becoming a Masters champion will vault him into higher echelons of the game. Here are a few things you might not know about the Japanese star.
An artist created a beautiful display in the sand off the Old Course at St Andrews, the Home of Golf and site of Woods’ 2000 and 2005 Open Championship victories.
McNealy hit a spectacular fairway-wood approach at the iconic 18th hole at Pebble Beach, but perhaps just as impressive was the majestic club twirl the former star amateur golfer unleashed from the fairway.
Justin Thomas and Tiger Woods warned us that Charlie Woods’ trash talk game was already elite at age 11. We got a taste of that early on Saturday at the PNC Championship.
Golf Channel reported that it’s the first time since at least 2002 that the dogleg left hole was driven. We’re going to say it’s very likely this was a first.
It’s been reported that Scotty Cameron produced one or two extra putters for Tiger per year, and he would practise with them or keep them handy in case it was needed in competition.
As part of Golf Digest’s“Every Hole At” series featuring the world’s best courses, we enlisted Bill Coore to narrate this special tour around one of golf’s most anticipated new course openings.
Australian Golf Digest
